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Prince Harry Drops In at NBA Finals Game in San Antonio
entertainment28 days ago

Prince Harry Drops In at NBA Finals Game in San Antonio

Prince Harry attended Game 5 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio with Warrior Games athlete JP Lane; NBA Commissioner Adam Silver invited him, and it’s not disclosed which team he favors. The appearance adds to his string of U.S. sporting outings and came on a day when the British royal family marked King Charles’s birthday with Trooping the Colour.

Prince Harry's Heartwarming Visit to the Warrior Games in San Diego.
entertainment3 years ago

Prince Harry's Heartwarming Visit to the Warrior Games in San Diego.

Prince Harry charmed female spectators at the Warrior Games in San Diego, cracking jokes with families, volunteers, and staff. The event is similar to his own Invictus Games and features teams from the US Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and SOCOM competing in various sports. This was Harry's first public appearance since his phone-hacking trial in London. The Department of Homeland Security has until today to respond to a legal claim to make Harry's US visa paperwork public because it may show he lied about his drug use.

Prince Harry shows support for wounded veterans at Warrior Games in San Diego.
royal-news3 years ago

Prince Harry shows support for wounded veterans at Warrior Games in San Diego.

Prince Harry made his first public appearance since his phone-hacking trial in the UK at the Warrior Games in San Diego, where he cheered on US veterans competing in events similar to his own Invictus Games. Harry spoke animatedly to families and was seen cracking jokes with those around him. The event was attended by teams from the US Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and SOCOM, who competed in sports including archery, cycling, golf, swimming, wheelchair basketball, and wheelchair rugby. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security has until today to respond to a legal claim to make Harry's US visa paperwork public because it may show he lied about his drug use.